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Mystical or deep experiences with 2C-B. Sameone?

freaktech

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I´ve inrested in know if someone has experienced a profound experience with this. (I´m not yet.)
 
generally speaking, the halogenated 2c-x's (2c-c, -b, -i) have less of a "deep" effect to them than the alkylated ones (2c-d, -e, -p, -ip). This being said, I had a ridiculous ++++ on 2c-i & MDMA several years ago. Total one with the universe moment for a while there. Though that was really my last worthwhile experience with 2c-i. I've had some fun ones, but not terribly useful.

I may have taken 2c-b once, frankly I'm not sure. Though extrapolating from my experience with 2c-c & 2c-i, (moreso 2c-c) I would imagine that a mystical type experience would be possible, but would take a bit of work from you. 2c-c is one of the most malleable psychedelics i've tried. Very user directed. I'm sure if you want to get into a mystical type head space it shouldn't be terribly difficult, but don't expect the drug to take you there all by itself, like LSD, 2c-e, or shrooms might.
 
I´ve inrested in know if someone has experienced a profound experience with this. (I´m not yet.)
Yes, I was surprised by a subtle but rather powerful experience on a fairly low dose (low enough that there were virtually no visuals to speak of) of 2C-B, in which I experienced a sense of absolute wordless 'faith' and alignment-with, comparable to that of religious faith (based on my past experiences [I'm no longer religious but I was once a long time ago] and on others' descriptions) but without any object of that 'faith' and without (as far as I could tell) anything in particular to align with (except, maybe, wordlessness itself: wordlessness did seem to be a crucial part of the experience at the time). The experience seemed essentially to be outwith my conscious control: I was drawn into the experience as if by a gravity well. I imagine that, if I had at the time of the experience had any theistic beliefs, I would surely have conceived of the experience as an experience of my god(s).

Conversely, I've taken much larger doses of 2C-B, with copious visuals, and had barely any mental alteration at all.
 
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I don't find it very very deep - but still nicely therapeutic in the sense that it can shift your perspective to see things more clearly - I found it suggestive on the comedown only, but not suggestive like mushrooms which I find more brutal - nicely suggestive, and completely unconfusing.

Put simply - it's a nice, clear, and easy tool for seeing things in your head and life differently.
 
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